Star Wars Actor Mark Hamill says the blue milk at Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge attraction is much more palatable than the blue milk he originally drank Star Wars: A New Hope.
Galaxy’s Edge features two colored milks as drinks: the blue bansa milk Luke drank in the first Star Wars movie and the green milk Luke drank in the first Star Wars movie. extremely fresh Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Of course, Galaxy’s Edge’s drinks aren’t derived from aliens, in fact they don’t contain any dairy at all, but instead are made from a blend of coconut and rice milk with added fruity flavors. Since they serve as delicious refreshments to Galaxy’s Edge visitors rather than as simple props used in movie scenes, the Galaxy’s Edge milk drinks appear to be tastier – but only one person can say that for sure.
Responding to a photo of himself trying the Blue Milk Galaxy’s Edge on Twitter, Hamill said it easily won the taste test compared to the original, describing it tasting like “Delicious fruit smoothiesThis isn’t the first time Hamill has commented on the unique taste of the blue milk he had to drink while filming “Blue Milk.” new Hope.Earlier this year, when a fan asked Twitterhe explained that the milk used in production is milk with a longer shelf life, which contains blue food coloring, and he “It’s an acting challenge to act like I enjoy it“.
Just like special effects, Star WarsMilk technology has come a long way since the 1970s, even though Hamill had to drink green milk Star Wars: The Last Jedi Tastes much better than the blue variety.Answer another milk related question TwitterHamill said the blue milk was just plain old coconut water that was dyed green in post-production. The Siren of Tara that Luke milks in the movie is actually an 18-foot-tall animatronic doll built on rock with a puppeteer inside who can milk it on cue. tasty!
Although Galaxy’s Edge reached capacity within an hour on opening day, the attraction suffered from low attendance in its first few months. Disney CEO Bob Iger said this could be due to a combination of rising ticket prices, concerns about overcrowding and long lines that would deter guests, and the fact that one of the rides, Rise of the Resistance, has not yet opened. Perhaps Luke Skywalker’s endorsement of Blue Milk will help boost attendance.
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Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker
Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker